Air con fuse and relay location
07-13-2018, 03:43 PM
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I believe the relay is build into climatronic.
If the climatronic is on, that means the fuse is OK.
Do proper troubleshooting per link I gave you in other topic.
If the climatronic is on, that means the fuse is OK.
Do proper troubleshooting per link I gave you in other topic.
07-13-2018, 08:33 PM
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Not to worry, there is no fuse to solve your issue, foget all the misinformation and put a set of gauges on the system----what is the high and low pressure reading---post!
07-13-2018, 10:47 PM
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07-13-2018, 10:51 PM
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YES - You can't believe what was that. In UK we had mobile aircon specialist
who has connected his "equipment" and said that there is too much pressure in air con system - so we were thinking that we have full system. After 2 attempts of resetting computer the light was still back. We went to another aircon specialist in POland and he said that the idiot in UK almost fuc... our aircon system because in Mercedes there is some special way how do u measure pressure - at the first sight u can see that you have full pressure but there are 2 zones and you have to measure them separately - so he did check only 1 zone - the 2nd zone was empty and computer is preventing the whole thing against collapse by switching it off. He said if you force and reset computer 2 -3 times it will allow the system to work on low or no pressure your pump can be gone.
We have filled up the second zone and the system is on and working.
who has connected his "equipment" and said that there is too much pressure in air con system - so we were thinking that we have full system. After 2 attempts of resetting computer the light was still back. We went to another aircon specialist in POland and he said that the idiot in UK almost fuc... our aircon system because in Mercedes there is some special way how do u measure pressure - at the first sight u can see that you have full pressure but there are 2 zones and you have to measure them separately - so he did check only 1 zone - the 2nd zone was empty and computer is preventing the whole thing against collapse by switching it off. He said if you force and reset computer 2 -3 times it will allow the system to work on low or no pressure your pump can be gone.
We have filled up the second zone and the system is on and working.
07-13-2018, 10:54 PM
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YES - You can't believe what was that. In UK we had mobile aircon specialist
who has connected his "equipment" and said that there is too much pressure in air con system - so we were thinking that we have full system. After 2 attempts of resetting computer the light was still back. We went to another aircon specialist in POland and he said that the idiot in UK almost fuc... our aircon system because in Mercedes there is some special way how do u measure pressure - at the first sight u can see that you have full pressure but there are 2 zones and you have to measure them separately - so he did check only 1 zone - the 2nd zone was empty and computer is preventing the whole thing against collapse by switching it off. He said if you force and reset computer 2 -3 times it will allow the system to work on low or no pressure your pump can be gone.
We have filled up the second zone and the system is on and working.
who has connected his "equipment" and said that there is too much pressure in air con system - so we were thinking that we have full system. After 2 attempts of resetting computer the light was still back. We went to another aircon specialist in POland and he said that the idiot in UK almost fuc... our aircon system because in Mercedes there is some special way how do u measure pressure - at the first sight u can see that you have full pressure but there are 2 zones and you have to measure them separately - so he did check only 1 zone - the 2nd zone was empty and computer is preventing the whole thing against collapse by switching it off. He said if you force and reset computer 2 -3 times it will allow the system to work on low or no pressure your pump can be gone.
We have filled up the second zone and the system is on and working.
07-13-2018, 10:55 PM
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Dear Johnny be Good, you don't understand the system and have no tools.
My suggestion, take the family out to dinner and the next morning drive the car to an AC shop who has the tools and experience to tell you what is faulty. Then you can take the next couple of months fixing the car
My suggestion, take the family out to dinner and the next morning drive the car to an AC shop who has the tools and experience to tell you what is faulty. Then you can take the next couple of months fixing the car
07-16-2018, 06:05 PM
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I have a feeling that this was a case where "3 ignorants meet together"
OP doesn't know much about AC and is not willing to learn.
Than computerized AC is not that common, so finding a proffesional who knows how to deal with it is not that easy (as sample above shows).
Too bad as those system can be fully troubleshot in just seconds by stroking few keys. .... if you ignore clowns advise.
OP doesn't know much about AC and is not willing to learn.
Than computerized AC is not that common, so finding a proffesional who knows how to deal with it is not that easy (as sample above shows).
Too bad as those system can be fully troubleshot in just seconds by stroking few keys. .... if you ignore clowns advise.
